The Straits Times, 31 March 1973

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    Masthead
    23 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 The Straits Times Tlie National Newspaper Estd 1845 SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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  • Article, Illustration
    $35 m heroin haul
    481 1 $35 m heroin haul Malaysian arrested at San Francisco airport SAN FRANCISCO, Friday A DRUG-SNIFFING German shepherd, Zorro, today helped US Customs agents arrest a Malaysian and seize 44 Ib. (20 kg) of heroin worth $35 million on the street. It was the largest quantity of heroin ever confiscated in
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    Lock icon 30 horses die
    22 1 MIAMI. Fri— More than 30 horses perished early today when several barns burned down at Hlaleah race couvse.— AP.
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    Dollar and gold stronger
    62 1 LONDON. TO. The dollar gained further strength all over Europe today and the same trend developed (or gold In London the pound sank against the dollar by almost half a cent, to stand at U*****467S by late morning. Gold became more expensive on London's tree market.
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    Kuala Lumpur-Hanoi ties
    254 1 Kuala LumpurHanoi ties KUALA LUMPUR, Friday FUPLOMATIC ties between Kuala Lumpur and Hanoi were established tonight, making Malaysia the second Asean country to recognise the North Vietnamese republic. The link-up was on the cards ever since Tun Abdul Razak's neutralisation plan attracted the attention of China and East Europe. Co-existence
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  • Article
    STUDENTS' DEMO
    46 1 PENANO, Frl. About 50 students, who failed the MCE examination last year because they flunked the Bahasa Malaysia paper, demonstrated for an hour outside the State Oovernment building, Bangunan Tuanku Syed Putra, here this morning. They carried placards urging the Oovernment to "promote" them.
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    Lock icon UN man denies smuggling gold to Israel
    126 1 UN man denies smuggling gold to Israel CAIRO, Frl. A member of the United Nations Truce Supervisory Organisation In the Middle East (UNTSO) has been permitted to leave Egypt after denying charges that he smuggled gold from Egypt to Israel, an UNTSO spokesman said today. Lt.-Col. Ake Dendrik. chief UN
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    Lock icon Viets accused
    42 1 SAIGON, Fri. Ambassador Michel Gauvln of Canada, in a stinging statement to be sent to the new two-party joint Military Commission, today accused the Vietcong of blocking ICCS investigations In which th»y might be found guilty of ceasefire violations —UPI.
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    Full-scale CID probe into Kallang blast
    370 1  - Full-scale CID probe into Kallang blast M.G. KUTTY By pID homicide offlcers were yesterday called In to investigate an explosion which killed an apprentice and injured 11 other workers at a shipyard in Kallang basin. The blast which occurred at Weng Chan Engineering Co. (Pte.) Ltd. shortly after 10.30 am.,
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    Cave-in victim hauled up by crane
    252 1  - Cave-in victim hauled up by crane K. S. SIDHU By A MALAYSIAN labourer was in serious condition last night after the embankment of the drain he was working in collapsed on him, burying him up to his neck in earth. The accident happened at 3.30 p.m. at the Junction of
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    Richest in the world?
    60 1 LONDON. Pri. The Economist said today Japan could well overtake the United States as the world's wealthiest nation by the mid-1980s. The magazine. In a special 70-page report on Japan, said by 1980 the country may have a Gross National Product iGNPi "equal to the combined
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    Lock icon Peking's man in Washington
    32 1 HONG KONG. Pri. China today announced the appointment of its first ambassador to Paris, General Huang Chen as head of Its liaison office In the United States.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Protest strike
    27 1 COPENHAGEN. Fri Thousands of schoolchildren went on strike today protesting against a government proposal to cut lessons by five minuter and extend teachers' hours. UPI.
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    Molten death
    25 1 LONDON, PH.— Two workmen died in a flood of white-hut molten metal today when a huge casting exploded. Pour others were injured— UPl.
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    Lock icon COOK DIES IN $100,000 GEMS ROBBERY
    55 1 COOK DIES IN $100,000 GEMS ROBBERY HONG KONG. Fri A woman cook was found &tmd, apparently luffecated by a gag, today In her Indonesian empioyrr'i hoot which had b**n robbed of Jewellery worth HKS2H.HI (tIM.OMI, potke Mid. Police declined to n»mr the employer, an assistant to the Indonesian (ofunrt General,
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  • WORLD News
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      Another Agnew (Alfred) makes history
      92 2 Another Agnew (Alfred) makes history Navy Lt. Alfred Agnew, seen here surrounded bj curious North Vietnamese, was the last listed American pri-soner-of-war to be released In Vietnam. He was surrounded by a mob of North Vietnamese as he stood waitlnr for his name to be called at Hanoi's Gla Lam
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      TORTURE NOW the Sprisoners Tell all
      906 2 TORTURE NOW the S prisoners Tell all was beaten to near ntMIdMNMH •he said. My nose and teeth were broken. Then I was turned over to the stockade and beaten with a bamboo club across the buttocks. I was beaten until my buttocks were just hamburgers and A the blood
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      Lock icon Vietcong pound outpost after US troop pullout
      188 2 Vietcong pound outpost after US troop pullout SAIGON, Fri— One day after the withdrawal of American troops, com-munist-led forces launched their heaviest shelling attack against a besieged South Vietnamese outpost 50 miles north of Saigon, pouring In over 1.300 shells. military spokesmen announced today. The Saigon Command also said that
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      Lock icon Ex-US envoy reported missing on board ship
      128 2 Ex-US envoy reported missing on board ship LISBON. Fit. The for mer US Ambassador to Uganda. Mr Henry Steb bins has been reported missing on board the Ita Han liner Leonardo Da Vlncl during a voyage from New York to Lisbon, ac cording to the US Embassy here. The Chief
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon US will be China's No. 2 trading partner
      138 3 US will be China's No. 2 trading partner WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States will become China's second largest trading partner, next to Japan, by the end of next year. Assistant Secretary of State Marshall Oreen said yesterday. Mr. Green said US sales to China this year would probably total between
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      Lock icon Soviet ban still on
      62 3 NEW DELHI. Fri.— The Soviet Union has Informed lhdla that It has not lifted Its ban on amu supplies to Pakistan, the Foreign Minister, Mr. Swaran Singh, told Parliament yesterday. He was replying to members who had drawn his attention to a Press report that Pakistan
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      Eight of 10 youths held for Bangkok bus hijack freed
      239 3 Eight of 10 youths held for Bangkok bus hijack freed BANGKOK. Fri. ti*ht of the 10 youths arrested following the hijacking of a bus two days ago and an abortive attempt to commandeer an aircraft have been released. Police said today the eight were released yesterday after it had been
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      Lock icon Sumatra tour by Malaysian ships
      42 3 JAKARTA. Fri— Eight Malaysian patrol ships have arrived in Belawan port in North Sumatra for a four-day tour. Antara news agency reported today the ships were led by Lieutenant-Commander Chang Chee Cheung. They leave Sumatra tomorrow. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Nixon warns Hanoi again: Heed truce or we'll hit back
      599 3 WASHINGTON. Friday pHKSIDKNT Nixon today gave North Vietnam another warning that it faced reprisals unless it observed the terms of the Vietnam ceasefire agreement signed on .lan. 21. He said in a televised speech that North Vietnam had not complied
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      Lock icon Ceiling on meat prices to halt rising costs
      289 3 Ceiling on meat prices to halt rising costs pHKSIDKNT Nixon imposed a ceiling on the price of beef, pork and kmih last night and said it would stay until soaring food costs had been cut. The celling affects meat processors, wholesalers and retailers. It does not affect the sale of
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      ARMED GUARDS FOR ISRAEL-BOUND QE2
      272 3  -  CHAPMAN PINCHER By LONDON. Fri. Antiterrorist experts in the Defence Ministry are devising ways of protecting the QE2 from attack by Arab guerillas when the ship sails for Israel next month. These are certa'n to include an on-board team of armed guards and bomb disposal
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      511 3 An international manufacturing organisation requires three senior executives (Singapore citizens) to add strength to the management team in a rapidly expanding environment The company has <i turnover of $20 million and a staff of 1,600 in Slnt^r^re. with an excellent reputation established In the ina\^s* ry. 1) PRODUCTION MANAGER (Reference
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  • WORLD NEWS THREE
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      Lock icon 3 KILLED AS SHIPS COLLIDE
      358 4 Oil tanker ablaze after cargo vessel slices into it HONGKONG, Fri. A fully-laden British tanker and a French cargo ship collided in predawn mist in Hongkong's outer harbour today causing the mast spectacular sea blaze since the former luxury liner Queen Elizabeth burned out and
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      Lock icon Now call to curb wool imports
      122 4 Now call to curb wool imports WASHINGTON. Fri. Textile manufacturers have called for continuation and expansion of the "voluntary" quota system limiting Imports of yams, threads and cloth from the Far East. Leaders of the American Textile Manufacturers Institute urged in San Francisco yesterday that the agreements with 20 nations
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      Lock icon Tea take-over?
      31 4 NEW DELHI, Fri. The Indian Government has set up a task force to investigate the problems of the tea industry, including its possible take-over. Parliament was told today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon China calls for new laws to end 'domination' of oceans
      302 4 China calls for new laws to end 'domination' of oceans UNITED RATIONS. Fri. V r»HINA called for a totally new convention on maritime law.saylng the oceans were being used by the Soviet and American super powers for "aggression, threat and plunder." Addressing a United Nations committee preparing the groundwork for
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      Three kidnap banker
      46 4 ROSARIO (Argentina). Fri —The manager of the local branch of the First National Bank of Boston was reported to have been kidnapped by three men outside his home. The reports tald Oerardo Scalmnzzi. 53. was forced at gunpoint Into a waiting car .—Ututer.
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      Lock icon BRIEFS
      311 4 KINGSTON (Jamaican Sir Noel Coward the British playwright author and composer who died In Jamaica on Monday, was burled in the grounds of his home at a small, private funeral late this afternoon. RANGOON: Ni n r police were killed while helping to repulse an attack by some 200
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      Lock icon INDUSTRIAL PEACE HOPE IN BRITAIN
      108 4 T ONDON, Fri. Peace JLj prospects in British industry brightened today with a growing possibility of renewed talks between Government, trade unions and employers. Government ministers were understood to be hopeful that tripartite negotiations, suspended last year, will again be possible soon. Their optimism was
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      76 4 AT 8-30 PM Starting 1 April we'll be flying to London every day of the week. Our luxurious 707 Superjets leave every evening at 8.30pm, and arrive in London A early the following morning. On the way you'll enjoy the kind of inflight service that even other airlines infl^ talk
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      37 4 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleb; (&OQ&Z Vt?UU 2UIN TUB 11 f y^Z x \J\LCQ. IF YOU O2O? PAINT 1 LA7ge\ I bW YOU UAVeN'T AWCO IUAT6 I ANY /WWS AT ALL V lO\JBV/J v r i 7^
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    Four-fold jump in rate of population increase
    171 5 LATEST official figures of the natural increase in Singapore's population showed a four-fold jump compared with the 1971 rate. The natural increase (live births minus deaths) was 37,927 last year 2,168 more than 1971's increase of 35,729. The 1971 Increase was higher than
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    4-D man fined $3,500
    42 5 SUNDRY shop proprietor Ang Kirn Kiow. 49. was fined 13.500 after he was found guilty of assisting in operating a 10.000 character lottery along Taman Jurong on Jan. 13. Stake money amounting to $1,759.50 was recovered from him.
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    18 months for man who lured girl with biscuits
    154 5 18 months for man who lured girl with biscuits KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A gardener found guilty by a magistrate of molesting a 10-year-old girl was yesterday described as "a beast who should be punished accordingly." "Being a father of three, there is no reason for you to succumb to animalistic
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    Dearer fresh milk in XL
    49 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri Fresh milk in Selangur is likely tc cost 10 cents more from Sunday. More than 8C milk vendors and cofTee-shop owners will meet tomorrow to decide on the price increase. A bottle of milk (about a pint) now costs 80 cents.
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    Fencing classes at c-centre
    73 5 TANJONO Pagar community centre tn Van Kit Road, will hold fencing classes every Tuesil iy and Sunday from 8 p m to 10 pm. There will be two classes, one for beglrners and another for advance fencers. No tuition fee will lie charged but eacn participant
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    $118,000 claim byHK publisher dismissed
    544 5 $118,000 claim byHK publisher dismissed 'JMIK Hongkong publishers of Asia Weekly yesterday lost their civil claim for $1i8,(i12 against Eng Ting Aw (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. over a 1971 contract to distribute the magazine each Sunday as part of the Singapore and Malaysian editions of Sin Chew Jit Poh. Until the
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    When the professor bowled out the newsmen...
    247 5 When the professor bowled out the newsmen THE Vice Chancellor designate of Cambridge University, Prof. J.W. Linnet, flew in from London yesterday afternoon and promptly Risked reporters about the state of cricket in Singapore. Alas, there was no cricket fan among those meeting him at the airport and the professor
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    Stole to buy drugs
    36 5 PENANG, Fri. A youth who stole to get money for drugs was today jailed for a year and ordered to Un TTorVchie'w'uat. 21, pleaded guilty to snatching the handbags of tw« women.
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    Man who began life of crime at 14
    213 5 A HOUSEBREAKER, who began his life of crime at the age of 14, was jailed for four years yesterday. Arayapan Kodanpany, 23. pleaded guilty to 11 charges of housebreaking and one of robbery involving a total of $1,856. He was also given
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      MINISTRY TRYING OUT A 3-NIGHT CYCLE DUTY FOR NURSES
      91 6 MINISTRY TRYING OUT A 3-NIGHT CYCLE DUTY FOR NURSES 1 REFER to the letter by "Sympathetic Brother" (ST., March The ministry is at the present moment looking into Implementing a three-night cycle of duty for nurses. For this reason some wards in Outram Hospital were selected for the trial of
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      137 6 I REFER to the letters by "A Mother" and "A Husband" (S.T., March 5 and March 8 respectively) about travelling allowances of nurses doing home visiting. Staff nurses attached to Maternal and Child Health Clinics aiv uaid fixed transport allowances for home visitings. The reason for the differences In travel
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      59 6 I REFER to the letter by "Confused" (ST., March 17) and wish to Inform the writer that for admission to Pre-U One (English stream), he/she will be assessed on the five best relevant subjects In the SingaporeCambridge GCE "O' level Examination. These subjects must be taken in one sitting. SOON
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      Need to build a proper hospital for retarded children
      212 6 Need to build a proper hospital for retarded children I REFER to the articles about the problems of retarded children (S.T., March 8 and March 9). The reports are timely and would be more comprehensive if the views on the subject could include those of parents of these children. I
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      Let's have top calibre shows to draw the crowds
      641 6 ACCORDING to the signboard, the Chinese translation for the Post Office Savings Bank literally reads, "Singapore Savings Bank," which gives quite a different meanin r In fact, this error stood out prominently at the POSB headquarters in Middle Road during its
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      160 6 I READ with interest the letter by "S atmospheric pollution by vehicles (ST.. March 17) The Minister for the Environment Mr Kirn San told Parliament that the air in Singapore including Jurong area was "quite pure" iST March 14). However. In my opinion the effects of atmospheric pollution, as with
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      49 6 RESIDENTS of Block 7 in Chai Chee Road are also having similar problems as laced by re sidents of Block 24 We are unable to receive clear reception on our television sets. We hope that tJir Housing Board will eonslder Installing mon antenna for this block. RKSIDK.VJS Singapore 14.
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      A CIVIC ACT...
      61 6 IWOI'LD like to thank the anonymous person who returned me my lost wallet containing my NRIC. driving licence, photograph and money. I am a Poly student and I feel that to return a lost item to an owntr reflects civic consciousness The society should be informed that
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    London trip for Sultan
    65 7 KUALA KANGSAR, Frl. The Sultan of Perak will leave by plane from Kuala Lumpur for London on April 5 to Join the Raja Perempuan and some of their children who are there for a month-long holiday. Palace sources said he will also visit some of the
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    LOW-COST FLATS FOR BACHELORS?
    84 7 LOW-COST FLATS FOR BACHELORS? IPOH, Fri. The Government is studying the feasibility of building lowcost bachelor flats near and around industrial areas to solve the proMem of accommodation for workers, Special Functions Minister Dr. Lim Keng Yaik said yesterday. "If this feasibility report is accepted, it will help solve the
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    Please avoid Keppel Road
    51 7 WORK on the laying or a 24-tnch steel water main across Tanjong Pagar Road starting from the Tanjong Pagar Road/ Keppel Road Junction will begin today. As traffic congestion Is expected, motorists are advised to a\old using this section of Keppel Road (or the next two
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    Pugilist grading
    17 7 YMCA Chinese Puglliatlc Oroup held a grading competition at its premises in Orchard Road yesterday.
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    Lock icon Mum's cello helps Kathy get away from it all
    236 7  -  NANCY BYRAMJI E POl R YEAR OLD F Katherine Asensio, the youngest "member" of the English Chamber Orchestra, sought refuge near Mum's huge cello from the airport "chaos" yesterday. But airports don't really bother Katherine who has travelled far and wide
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    Bid to curb increase in number of new insurance companies
    297 7 FINANCE Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen has said it would be Government's policy not to register any more insurance companies intending to write conventional business oply. Mr. Hon speaking at the annual dinner of the General Insurance Association of Singapore
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    Quiz on West Germany for girls
    91 7 DEUTSCHE Welle, the national broadcasting service of West Germany, and Lufthansa German Airlines are organising a quiz contest to celebrate their Joint 20th anniversary. Contestants, who must be girls aged 20 and above, will answer (our questions on the broadcasting service, the airline and
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      65 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl /BEAT V DESIST IM YOUR PLEASE n, f PEFAMATIOM, l AV^ OBSERVE! I BUM! k SAINRJLLy >-— —-^vN \r-S\ EMPLOYEE?... I HAVE /TWIST \ll •ft tk /▼n^i^vs t V*l\l gee* ij il I HAVE BEEN WOULD YA MINP PARKIN' IT ENGA«6P TO CARRY AROUNP IN
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  • Article
    Fatal shock for mother who tried to fix TV antenna
    225 8 A YOUNG mother of A three was electrocuted when she tried to adjust the antenna of her television set, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Ariff Lucy alias Saraja, mother of the children aged between one and three years old, died
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    36 girls sent to hospital after eating _ cockles _
    101 8 36 girls sent to hospital after eating cockles MALACCA, Frl. Thirty six girls from the girls' home at Sungel Lereh were admitted to hospital yesterday with food poisoning. Also admitted were the principal. Mrs. C. Kunavathy. 37, and a sociology student, Miss Deva Kumarl. Miss Kumarl, a second-year student of
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    Sanwa Bank's 209 branches
    51 8 SANWA Bank of Japan has 209 domestic branches and not 29 as published in the Japan Review supplement of the Stralft Times on Feb. 8. MaUuru shipyard of Hitachi Zo.sen Is the largest shipyard on the Japan Sea and not Kanagawa as stated. The errors art
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    Direct flights
    42 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Malaysian Airline System Is to up* rate three direct nights a week from Kuala Lumpur to Jakarta from Sunday. Flying tlrre will be reduced by an hour as against the present two hours 55 minutes via Singapore.
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    Increase in open mail rate will hit publishers
    318 8  -  BAILYNE SUMG By pi BLISHEHS and distributors of coiniiier- cial material said yesterday that they would be "badly hit" by the revised postal rate, when second-class mail (open mail) is raised from six cents to 10 cents from tomorrow. ,On the other
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    Lock icon HELP IN TIMES OF DISASTER
    98 8 HELP IN TIMES OF DISASTER MANILA. Fri. The Ase a n permanent committee on SocioCultural Activities has approved a draft agreement on regional cooperation against natural disasters, the committee announced today. Delegates from Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore. Thailand and the Philippines attended the three- day conference which ended yesterday. The agreement
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    Magic dealers
    30 8 MAOICIAN P.O. Wee Is International regional vice-president of the Magic Dealers' Association and not regional vice-presi-dent of the International Brotherhood of Magicians as reported In Friday's Straits Time*.
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    Chinese Chamber delegation leaves for Peking
    146 8 Chinese Chamber delegation leaves for Peking rE president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Tan Keong Choon. will lead a three-man delegation to Peking today to discuss the scheduling of China vessels to Singapore and Malaysia for this year. He will be accompanied by the chairman of the Singapore
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    The Lord's Prayer—in a book no bigger than a pea
    227 8  - The Lord's Prayer in a book no bigger than a pea EVELYN NG B, IT'S no bigger than a pea and weighs as much. But it contains the Lords Prayer and is printed in seven languages. The book smaller than a fingernail is the tiniest in the world And, of
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      280 8 Its always a refreshing change. ■f 1 Retreat to the ic V COQI mountains of India. UnspoUt beauty. All yours to do r V Northern India. Here you'll find as you w.sh. Relax in Go golfing M» enchanting hill resorts nestling in the Hunting. Trekking. Fishing To the south W\
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    Set up food prices council, Govt told
    277 9 M P for Bukit Ho Svvee Mi Seuli Mvi Kok, yesterday urged the Government to set up a National Prices Council to control the price increases of food and commodities. He said: "In view of the fantastic increases of price of food and
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    Youth threw away drug
    48 9 WELDER Tan Cheng Soon, 18, was fined $150 yesterday for having half a kartoo of ganja at a bus stop in Clemenceau Avenue on Feb. 11. The court heard that Tan threw away a paper packet containing the diug on seeing a patrol car.
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    Silk screen printing
    42 9 THE YMCA In Orchard Road will conduct 12-sesslon course on silk screen printing, starting on April 12. The course, which will be held every Thursday from 3 pm. to 6 p.m Is $20 for member." and $25 for non-mem-bers.
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    Two wood working factories fined for pollution
    147 9 Two wood working factories fined for pollution TWO firms were fined a total of $1,050 yesterday under the Environmental Public Health Act. Veneer Products Pte. Ltd., of Jalan Terusan. was fined $550 for pefmlttlng trade effluent from its factory to be discharged Into the Jurong River on Feb. 20 without
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    TTC to stage comedy
    36 9 THE Teachers Training College Literary. Drama and Debating Society will present a comedy. Squaring the Circle, at the Cultural Centra. Canning Rise on April 4. 5 ai,d 0 at 7 30 p.m.
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    Jailed for robbing coffeeshop
    147 9 LING I IK QUAI. 22. was jailed for 18 months and ordered to be given three strokes of the rotan for armed robbery. line, of Malaysia, admitted he and two other men robbed Tiah Yew Tiong. 58, a coffeeshop proprietor of $270 at Tiah's shop in
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    Anzuk's biggest exercise begins on Monday
    209 9 Anzuk's biggest exercise begins on Monday THE Anzuk Forces will conduct their most comprehensive exercise King Cobra which will begin on Pulau Tioman, off the east coast of Johor, on Monday. A detachment of 60 New Zealand soldiers has been flown to Singapore to join units of the 28th Anzuk
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    Chinese art
    48 9 MR. Tan Kirn Chua. chairman of the Asia Commercial Banking Corporation Ltd.. will officiate at me opening of an exhibition ot Chinese paintings by Mr. Lul-Sang Wong from San Francisco, at the Chinese Chamber cf Commerce In Hill Street on April 6 at 5 30 pm.
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    Ministry book
    41 9 A MINISTRY of the Environment publication on the procedure and requirement! for planning and building plan approval for food establishments and other subjects related to environmental health, is now available at the ministry In Princess House, at $2 each.
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      210 9 Hlondio B €hie YaUn f-L OKAY, MAY'S, J OAGWOOO- WHY DO WE I /"iTMAKESME ""S I'LL CALLVDU WE'RE GOIIsJG TO KJEEO *^N J5?V»> W '<-D TO TMIWK J BACK RIGHT HAVE TO PUT IM r^_ TWO Pl-OK/ES? V'*^j& HAVE ONE EAR r^^)\ y APTEft -r AWOTHER. y^^X. -V J~^ L^^^
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    Price tags in KL on new cars
    328 10 Price tags in KL on new cars K. LUMPUR. Frl. rjAR dealers will have to display price tags i on all new cars and motorcycles from tomorrow, Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Encik Mum Hitam announced today. However, Encik Musa did not say whether tbe new ruling will cover used
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    Is this your purse?
    62 10 A PURSE containing $8 50 and 'wo keys was found near the Mount Alvernla Hospital bus stand yesterday. A Singapore Immigration Special Pass In the name of Madam Ng Llan Eng was also In the purse. The owner can claim it from New Nations editorial secretary.
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    Dice game man fined $150
    46 10 TRISHAW rider Llm Ah Heh. 46. was fined 1150 yesterday for promoting a game of sl-goh-lak (a dice game* at the backlane of Ophlr Road at about 4 05 p.m. on Feb. 24 Llm. who pleaded guilty, had five previous convictions.
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    Prize winners
    38 10 WINNERS of the Chinese Women's Association donation draw 1973 may collect their prizes from the CWA office In Hilton Towers. Leonle Hill, from April 4 during office hours from Monday to Friday up to May 31.
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    ROBBER IS CHASED AND CAUGHT
    231 10 A COUPLE made a dramatic dash after two youths who had robbed Jhcm in Kallang Park, a district court heard yesterday. After a short car chase, Jhe couple managed to alert a detective who later arrested one of the robbers. Welder Soh Boon Slew, 21,
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      300 11 (■olden Phoenbr r~v>Sv-2 Famous for its Szechuart and F"ekng style dishes. r?V^ fc&^A The most popular restaurant in town. &9TO r-v«o»v-y w^ r*ty f v w M J IV I4 J f r Nr V v *7 d^&6 An intimate soot for both young and old. ?^V? i.^A^j Enjoy your
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      128 11 y^la^lilafryf^aypW^ aC ■wMpniMMaMB GENUINE REDUCTIONS! I LAST DAY TODAY!!! I Obicclf of Art from India ond Nepal al vtry reduced prices. LION CITY PIWTIR WARES Now 10% «H KCLANTAN SILVER WARES Now (S 10% off INDIAN IVORY CARVINGS Many rtemf <S> 25% oK HAND CARVEO SCREENS Site 3 »i 4
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      243 11 pji|t3l manp on tfjt J vmm blit B matstro i Ff- foittxi driain.il J? lonbon a^ltakhontt, L wmokrhousr l^ottf, S I l TENDERLOIN GRILL ROOM COFFEE HOUSE. Our Speciality in AIR FLOWN, FRESH BEEF, Daily 8.00 a.m. to MKln^hi. T«nglin Shopping C*ntrt. O 19. Ttngl.n Road. Singaport. Ttl: *****3/4. Isiii
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    Message from Mr. Rumme Shaw, Chairman, Singapore Tourist Promotion Board
    360 12 Message from Mr. Rumme Shaw, Chairman, Singapore Tourist Promotion Board In their acquirement of the fast and modern passenger liner the m.v. "Chidambaram" the Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. has brought our attention to a leisurely, but somewhat neglected mode of travel. It would appear that vacations by ship are
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    Message from Mr. A. K. DAR High Commissioner of India Malaysia
    60 12 Message from Mr. A. K. DAR High Commissioner of India Malaysia I welcome that the Shipping Corporation has now put the modern and speedy vessel "CHIDAMBARAM" to serve India and Malaysia. With the commencement of this speedy service one can hope that the friendly relations between the two countries will
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    Cable from Mr. C.P. Srivastava Chairman-S.C.I.
    557 12 "I am delighted to learn that Messrs. R. Jumabhoy and Sons Pvt. Ltd. would be opening their new office at Singapore on 30th March, 1973. Simultaneously with the arrival of shipping Corporation's modern passenger vessel MA. "Chidanioaram", at that port, on her maiden voyage
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    Welcome "Chidambaram"
    323 12 With the arrival of m.v. "Chidambaram" at Singapore and Malaysian ports, an era has ended and a new one begun. The Eastern Shipping Corporation (which later became the Shipping Corporation of India) started the first Indian owned passenger cum cargo service in October 1950. For the agents, R.
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    Message from Mr. Thomas Abraham, High Commissioner of India Singapore
    240 12 Message from Mr. Thomas Abraham, High Commissioner of India Singapore A new ship. "Chidambaram" is commencing its regular run between Singapore and one of the noru in India, Madras. The ship is named after V.O. Chidambaram Pillai or V.O.C. as he was popularly known. He belongs to a group of
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      55 12 The Shipping Corporation Of India Ltd. m HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS m fjj BEST WISHES ffi SHIPPING CORPORATION 1 I OF INDIA LTD. gg od the occasion of maiden voyage |jg H M.V. CHIDAMBARAM P I INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK I 1 6? 3 Collyer Quay Sy| P.O. Box 792 §3 jg| Singapore
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      34 12 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to THE SHIPPING CORPORATION OF INDIA and their Agents R. JUMABHOY SONS (PTE.) LTD. on the maiden voyage of M.v. "CHIDAMBARAM" and the opening of New Offices from ESembawang Shipyard SINGAPORE
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      115 13 WELCOME m v. "CHIDAMBARAM" THE PASSENGER LINER on Her Maiden Voyage to Singapore /Malaysia from: JURONG SHIPYARD LTD. PULAU SAMULUN, ■SINGAPORE 22. TEL: *****6 WELCOME M.V. CHIDAMBARAM THE PASSENGER LINER on Her Maiden Voyage to Singapore/Malaysia I from CHANDRAI'S K. CHELLARAM SONS (FE) PTE. LTD KIMATRAI'S STORE (PTE) LTD MELWANI'S
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      127 13 WELCOME m.v. CHIDAMBARAM THE PASSENGER LINER on Her Maiden Voyage to Singapore/ Malaysia from: ALLIANCE (MALAYA) ENGINEERING CO. SDN. BHD. 90 -B, Orchard Road, Singapore 9. Telephone: *****2 WELCOME m.v. "CHIDAMBARAM" THE PASSENGER LINER on Her Maiden Voyage to Singapore/Malaysia from STRAITS SHIP CHANDLERS Winchester House, Singapore 1. Tel: *****
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      121 13 Welcome m v "CHIDAMBARAM THE PASSENGER LINER On Her Maiden Voyage to Singapore/ Malaysia from DINS TRADING SENDIRIAN EBERHAD. Railway Shipping Office, Port Kelaag. Suppliers:TALLY CLERKS. SHIPS GUARDS. MCTOR LAUNCHES. HATCH CLEANERS. SHIP CHANDLERS. IMPORTERS. EXPORTERS. FORWARDING AGENTS. TRANSPORTATION. COMMISSION AGENTS. WELCOME m.v. CHIDAMBARAM" THE PASSENGER LINER on Her Maiden
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      174 14 WELCOME m.v. "CHIDAMBARAM THE PASSENGER LINER on Her Maiden Voyage to Singapore /Malaysia from ÜBAIDULLA CO. SDN. BHD. KUALA LUMPUR /PORT KELANG Sub-Agents: THE SHIPPING CORPORATION OF INDIA LIMITED 2, SHIPPING OFFICE, 18. JALAN MOUNTBATTEN PORT KELANG. KUALA LUMPUR. TEL: 7125 TEL: *****/2 ***** WELCOME m.v. "CHIDAMBARAM THE PASSENGER LINER
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      122 14 WELCOME M.V. "CHIDAMBARAM" THE PASSENGER LINER on Her Maiden Voyage to Singapore/Malaysia from ASIAN OVERSEAS TRADING CO P. GOVINDASAMY PILLAI SONS (PTE) LTD J. B. INTERNATIONAL INDO COMMERCIAL SOCIETY (PTE) LTD S. P. MEHTA PARIKH CO PARS-RAM BROS RANCHORDAS PURSHOTAM (PTE) LTD RATANSING CO (PTE) LTD WELCOME M.V. CHIDAMBARAM I
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      119 14 WELCOME M.V. "CHIDAMBARAM" THE PASSENGER LINER on Her Maiden Voyage to Singapore/Malaysia from P. ANACHAND CO M. JAM MADAS &CO i JITENDRA KANTILAL &CO MANACO TEXTILES MANILAL SONS (PTE) LTD MEENA K. RAMANLAL CO VIPIN CO WAGHJI LAKHMIDAS CO WELCOME M.v. "CHIDAMBARAM" THE PASSENGER LINER on Her Maiden Voyage to
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      81 14 WELCOME M.V. CHIDAMBARAM WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF INSTITUTE OF HOME EDUCATION OFFICE SERVICES P.K.M. BLOC. Singapore 14. Welcome M.V. "CHIDAMBARAM THE PASSENGER LINER from SHARIKAT UNITED SHIPPING No. 17 Jalan Sungei Aur, PORT KELANG Welcome M.V. "CHIDAMBARAM THE PASSENGER LINER from PORT VIEW BAR RESTAURANT PORT KELANG Welcome M.Y. "CHIDAMBARAM
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    Hie Shipping Corporation Of India ltd
    1087 15 Growth with Divcrsiciation The Company has continued its basic policy of growth with diversification. The Company's fleet today consists of 76 ships of 13.53 lakh DWI and an even larger tonnage, comprising 39 ships of 16.35 lakh DWT, is on order. During tne year
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      274 15 FOR THE GOOD LIFE FOR THE GOOD TASTE iSKfe R JUMABHOY SONS (M) SDN. BHD.^tf^ -JBmR- PENANG SUB-AGENTS S. C. I. Z%£ SCOTCH WHISKY welcome the passenger liner m.v. Chidambaram" w.®m® PRODUCE OF FRANCE FOR THE GOOD TASTE FOR THE GOOD LIFE WELCOME LTHE CAPTAIN and OFFICERS of the M.Y.
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      114 15 CONGRATULATIONS to THE SHIPPING CORPORATION OF INDIA and their Agents R. JUMABHOY SONS (PTE) LTD. on the maiden voyage of M.V. "CHIDAMBARAM" from BRITISH LIGHTERAGE COMPANY C.td 1945 By Mr. N. KARUPPIAH) 50 PASSENGER LAUNCHES AVAILAELE FCR CHARTER TCL CHice *****. Operotions Rm. *****4 Resd. *****. THE INDIAN BANK LTD.
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1973 STEADY BALANCE
    537 16 The Straits Times SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1973 STEADY BALANCE CK)REIGN Minister Adam Malik's announce- ment in Jakarta that he had received "good news" from Peking concerning China's relations with South-east Asia can be read together with Chinese Foreign Trade Minister Pai Hsiang-kuo's comments on the Asia-Pacific region. Mr. Pai repeated
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    Lock icon US wives start weeklong meat boycott
    353 16  - US wives start weeklong meat boycott R. TRAUTMAN By WASHI N G TON: Housewives, angered by steadily rising food prices, today launch a week-long boycott of meat throughout the United States. They hope to drive down supermarket prices and impress upon President Nixon what they see as the total failure
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    ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY..
    697 16 rpUN Ismail's review of his two weeks visit to Australia and New Zealand was an account of highly successful talks, and practical pro posals which are to be the immediate subject of negotiations in Kuala Lumpur. The Deputy Prime Minister looks forward to a revision of trade
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    Men who are lured by the extra dollars
    1004 16  - Men who are lured by the extra dollars PERCY SENEVIRATNE OIL RIGGERS THRIVE ON DANGER... By OFF S H O R E drilling can be a hazardous business. Blowouts, explosions, snapping of chains, collisions, cyclones they are all agents of an accelerated ageing process called stress and strain. Yet there
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      219 16 "Ml/ I'liTftrtfM Wbrkboat power. V J> VOLVO-PENTA marine diesels expressly designed to meet the specialised work of togs, ferries, fishing and service boats. Dependable,' Wf economic operation year after year. And WEALCO keep it that way, spares and service l^'Cl^'L' M. from our specialised Marine Division are second l^ ***-JLSjJKu
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    Two more kidney transplants make it eight so far...
    185 17 Two more kidney transplants make it eight so far... ANOTHER two more kidney transplants were carried out by Singapore surgeons recently the first two this year and the seventh and eighth so far. The operations were performed on Mr. Wong Chue Ching, a 27-year-old businessman, and Mr. Tong Peng Kwang,
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    Temple official
    16 17 MR P. Vehippillil has been elected president of Sri Senpaga Vlnnyagar Temple's management committee.
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    22 rescued at sea
    88 17 MALACCA, Fri. A 250--ton Korean fishing boat 57 Oyang sank about 10 miles off Muar after colliding with a cargo ship last night. She was badly damaged on the starboard side and sank at 11.40 p.m.. more than three hours after the collision. Her entire crew
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    Vertical policing to beat hold-ups in HDB -blocks
    424 17 THE Minister for Health and Home Affairs, Mr. Chua Slan Chin, yesterday disclosed that the police are planning to introduce "vertical policing" in Housing Board estates to prevent robberies in lifts and staircases. This was one of the new strategies the police
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    Married man who lied that he was a bachelor
    110 17 Married man who lied that he was a bachelor LABOURER Koh Chul Hock, 31, was fined $500 for making the false declaration that he was a bachelor at the Registry of Marriages Fort Cannings, In 1971. He pleaded guilty. The court heard that on Jan. 27. 1963. Koh married Lee
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    Six lessons on veg carving
    49 17 THE Siglap Women's Association will hold a six-lesson vegetable carving course at Sifjlap community centre In Palm Road at 3 p.m. today and on April 7. The fees are $5 (or members and $7 (or non-members. Application forms are available from the community centre.
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    Lock icon LEE ON NEED FOR NEW BALANCE OF POWER
    580 17 'Big nations must have equal stake in S-E Asia' <• INSOFAR m Is humanly possible, we've t»t to make it (South-east Asia) less troubled by brine i* friendly M possible to a c v cr y b o d j. —MR LEE
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    Renewal of licences
    59 17 THE Ministry of the Bivironment will renew pasar pagt licences from April 2 to 14 and oasar malan licences from May 2 to 14. Licensees are advised to call at Hawkers Branch. Princess House Annexe in Alexandra Road with their current licences identity cards and one recent
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      157 17 Announcing Setrons sensational Slimline tv with VHP/UHR It's a 24 incher with Integrated Circuits. Setron, thanks to their world-wide 'Click. They'll bring you tomot: technical agreements, now offer you one of broadcasts on L'HF as clear and stead) as the most advanced TV sets in Singapore! they bring you toda>'--
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      21 17 WATER consumption on Thursday was 117.8 million gallons (536.000 cubl; metres), 500,000 million rations (2.000 cubic metres) less than on Wednesday.
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      922 17 1.11 Ml Opening and Roman Hoi,- 7.15 The Pyongyang Mansudze \'S Hliia^K !umm ry .25 L d fnL^ e ea.»" emma CU tUfal S* iK-C*. Clipper Vi 11l danaools 500 7a News and Newsreel in Chl IM ha N 32S S«in« Dek Savaiw .Malay nese \V, P '°V mmi Sum™m
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    Takeover by teenagers
    449 18 Under-20s move in as discos get cold shoulder from the grown-ups niSCO managers and D.ls are noticing thai nmc of Singapore's hottest dance spots arc getting the cold shoulder from the public Discos that once used tfl be so jammed that if you did not rub shoulders
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    Champagne smooth that's Carly Simon
    339 18 pARLY SIMON: NO SECRETS (Elektra). Take a champagne- voiced woman, add a lot of love-oriented themes to her song-writing, plus a big pinch of smooth melodies, and you get Miss Carly Simon. She's relatively a 'newborn" star who has in the past year Joined the
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    When love blooms under the bright lights
    227 18  -  BERNARD DORAY By TH) American singer 1 Freddie Paris and his new bride Cynthia (above), Singapore will always have a special place in their hearts. For this was where it all happened. "I flew in from Adelaide," said Cynthia, "to join Freddie who
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    DRUMMER BOY WITH THAT CERTAIN SMILE...
    142 18 DRUMMER BOY WITH THAT CERTAIN SMILE. WHEN band leader Sam Gan went looking for a drummer, little did he know that he would be getting a singer In the bar gal n. And what's more someone who sounds Just like Johnny Mathis. And Sam isn't complaining about the extra qualities
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      171 18 ($r TAUPFA^Tir IHllUniuMu U LI at the "HOUSE OF TANG" Reduced prices of all goods on the 2nd Floor. This rare offer ends at 6 p.m. TO-DAY. Shop Now! Open till 9.30 p.m. every Wednesday til? C.K.TANC (S) PTE LTD. WW P* 3 I 3V). ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE 9. TEL:
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      165 18 an International Exhibition of books from the Federal Republic of Germany soonsor^H hw *k Nat.onal-Library and the German Embassy, Singa^™ SpOnSored b the The 1,400 books from 37 nations in our exhibi- The art of Drintinn frnm m 'M" f Scinatina insiQ^ '"to the world invented simC an^sly Tut TSSndZnM
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      886 19 Wm aY aT ada^a^aC^/ !I1 I I J^^L^^!o^^^tM^^M T^^^^^a^al til BLUE SEA LINE States to Straits in ft© days f io»i»ic«iit iirtus sitvice onici >m ujt cust isi P»*J*| S port f*• j-| i MOM|I«(US Itl II It! ;< Irlll iJTII tor LIOMIOOM i. r •umi v.i 3r II Mar
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      825 19 SINGAPORE/EUROPE Singapore Scardmama Austin Fnnce Staaffca BREMEN EXPRESS iMr m in, im n I (HIM MAN II tf I May J May **1 OSAKA UY ?5 Mr If "I* II May II May 22 Hay KURAMA HMI 21 Ml) 25 May Mil 27 May 24 Hay •OWIMN UT 14 May
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      759 19 f INTEROCEAN-E.A.C FULLY CONTAINERIZED SERVICE TO EURQPi r.r* <: FULLY CONTAINERIZED SERVICE FROM EUROPE Kg... S.! CONVENTIONAL EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE I lOlßmc FOI K«ll HIT! S..lr« IF 1 I CM 41 II C -»l»e.. W* M I** lutiiv M'uilin. Irac-t •OlillNl MM 7 I CXI» i n ti r-.ni.
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      540 19 S .„.*>«. 9 1 3444 P Krlo*, 4J41 Xl 2731 I P f *****. THE BANK LINE LTD. tnuui S F f l S itlllM "I if > "•a iist i slum imic». fo> ukmi. MU, «6-tio«c t upia i mi EASTERN AFRICA N. S. L. [i#ft!! mints It MOMUSJ
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    Ship due next week with items for US trade show in Singapore
    128 20  - Ship due next week with items for US trade show in Singapore ANTHONY RAMASAMY By 'TIIK Emma Is;ikkr (above) will arrive in Singapore on April ."> with Ihe majority <>t exhibits for the United St:il»-s Trade Kxhibition ;it the Shangri-La Hotel from April !> to 14. The 8,199 gross lon
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    Experts back from Scan Dutch logistic meeting in Kobe
    222 20 Experts back from Scan Dutch logistic meeting in Kobe TWO shipping experts have returned from Kobe in Japan after attending tre first Scan Dutch container logistics meeting for the Fur East held to discuss ways of providing the trade with improved logistic services. They are Mr. C.A. Rappa, Straits co-ordinator.
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    SHIPS IN THE PORT
    72 20 tmi fort or tiHCArom autmo R'TY ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW rOII MARCH Jl OUT r,014«i I'm I (follooM hv 11. Li-n No Ht«r l.iun lit v t A 1 imp* in juhomc roRT on MARCH 31. IN ii.w Tun«. No 1 I 1 T-kOd» II 3. Nikki
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      989 20 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKA! KISEN KAISHA ITO JAPAN. H KON6. STRAITS SERVICE Ha«tlem CUJporr (lIP t, an ui Mil" V 17 II Mar I If i tat ii iar :.U 17 It If 71 If Japan Peri an Cull Service FBI »I>U II If Japan West Australia Line
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      857 20 NORD-TRANSPORT (H.K.) LINE at SOMlflca till' II apr > iiitm lilsta I II i r II l» i maSOT 7) IT Mff IM» i«M«t Of i maiouis Diiiu mo capi im S.aflMU "W^ i imus Flown i i>- «r i sm« noon it in i! simoom xikts uaiTiD larttptisii >
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      1059 20 U.K. tfBOPt SERVICE LOADING fUH LONUON. HAVRE. B DAM H'BURS. BREMEN S-llK't P ■<>-! NajM Irr.ill NIPTUNI lOPII I I Mr II 12 lir II II If BdUo \1 i. Hi.re i; s ttl. > 8c» ti».> NIPTUNI IMITNTST M lar 1 Mtf fill Mr 24 II Mr *l.re /i
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      751 20 /0± MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL Bgk SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na> lOC Jin. Ama ana. Kuatt t.u.a«ur I I Th« National Shipping Lm« ol Malaysm EIPRESS SERVICE TO 10NMN LIVERPOOL CONTINENT PWH 'I V.-. S -fir »>n-| Pt«i-| 1 IM.af tar l/ll «»r IS II lar 12 IS Mr S I »o: l»
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      134 20 VtSt TOKO LINE W-^LLi Stttai.n Slt.l Pri>i.ct> roirg mill" MINIU BIT I la v, tOFUkU MitU tliati Start Pin CQNIININI COPP Til tiHSI I MB ***** p iitaf ociinic SHippmc icmciis son bud in 1147 PtMa| IMONC Lt( TtlolNt CO Ttl 2SMS im mnes MMIIN I Mr S mV WALLIM
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      145 21 Rises Sel. Prop. $9 50 60 M. Bries. $10.50 .50 I'OB $21 50 50 M'wata 360 +JO M. Tobacco 5.85 .15 C. Store 7.85 .15 Inchcape 865 .15 P. Milk $1 90 12 Falls HumeF.E. 4.70 —1.40 I Larat $4 50 .60 i Cas C 8.30 .40
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      1327 21 THE last transacted sale at Die riose ol business !n the Slniapore and Kuala Lumpur trading room* cl the Stock Exchange yeslerdty compared vith the prevlcua iayt price. [,«ethfr with the 1972 73 hltlh and low Adjusted for all nf* Issues) CLOSING TONE: All Mellon* clowd barely steady
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1961 21 i> offer prices officially 1 tad and biulneia In and to ihr Singapore and mpur trading rooms ol s Exchange yeMrrd-> «iin the number of shares nown in brackets in lots of 1.000 anus unless cihriwisr specified M <i I mum M \i;i II BTO< KS II. far
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      Bears score again in hesitant trading
      342 21 Bears score again in hesitant trading VALI'ES finished generally lower in another round of hesitant trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Technically the market appeared still weak as big operators continued to hold off. leaving very little incentive for buying on speculative account. In contrast with
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      Asian currency unit
      181 21 ASIAN currency deposit rat«« at clo c on Friday Mircli 30 I Hollar. Uffrr BM 7 rfayi 8-1 8 8 1 mth 8-1 2 8-3 8 2 mtlu 8-5 8 (-12 3 mths 8-3 4 8-5 8 6 mths 8-3 4 8-11 16 9 mths 8-* 16
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      HOTEL SINGAPURA
      110 21 HOTEL SINOAPURA will be known as Slngapura Forum Hotel from April 1. following Its linkup to the new worldwide Forum Division of International Hotels Corporation The second member to be appointed to the chain the first was the Sou -room Lee Garden In Hong Kong Hotel sm gapura
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      Lean time for Wall St. broking firms
      357 21 Lean time for Wall St. broking firms NEW YORK: Most Wall Street brokerage houses lost money in the first two months of this year in contrast with a profit of USS2SO million in the same period last y<•a r, c t a i rm a n James Needham told a
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      215 21 T.1E Association of Banks in Malavsu-Slimanore ami'unrrd these bat agreed merrh.mt rates as at March 30 Mbr. U. ..nr unit HUM HI VIM. "I Iwfun (urrrar> TT or OU TT OD IS :-.llar 2 4830 2 4810 2 4690 Slerlln* Pound 6 I96S 6 1459 6 130* Australian
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      FOREIGN COMPANY NEWS
      451 21 <,l IMRIK Corporation Terms have been agreed i whereby Outhrle will make an offer for Eoonlte. other than the 9.5 per cent already held and the 275.000 Ordinary shares < 12.6 per cent) which Guthrle has agreed to acquire at 60p per share from Oeneral Tyre and
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      M and G expands into the computer field COMPANY NEWS + COMMENT
      465 21 M and G expands into the computer field COMPANY NEWS COMMENT MOTOH and General Uinlei writeri Invert iiuiii Holdings baa moved into the coavpater field with the acquisition <>i mi'> stantial minority interest in Asian Computer Sen iocs. M and (i directon announce that ;i^ri't'menl has been reached with the
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      A severe knock for Ming Court profits
      247 21 A severe knock for Ming Court profits DROFITS at Ming j Court Hotel plummeted 64 per cent from $1.9 million In I 1970-71 to $692,569 i for the year ended September 1972. No dividend is to be paid against 7.5 per cent previously. In his annual statement to shareholders chairman
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        22 21 MARCH 30 RIRBER: Ml cents (up (i Vi cent) TIN: S6S7 'up SHI. Official nfferinn IHI tons ldn»n IK tonsi.
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        59 21 minkc monuci ucmmi. ,ihr. APOXI NOON CLOtIMC C*c*nul O'l bulk I*T| flltrt. Ohm MiH ooowl t'K Cont. 130 H PM*» Muntok «s-.\ ILW ***** nan. Sanoaa wnttr lih. '..<!. NLW ItOtl u-llrr.. In »Hk "W..1 blarM reh OA" NLW ll«2( llrr.. c.««. *r itch.' *p. lot <n> :.-r. k
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        21 21 f«is.no i(«* inr.r motiilu buvrr (012 0O •I*o9 901 Mllfr l«l? V. irCXS.I.. Marutt wh >-rr »al»«: !IU lons
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        10 21 bulk p«r lone t. ilao i»c**a*t« 1111 prllrr.
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        A big leap by Straits tin
        252 21 THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday made a biv; leap of $11 to 5637 per picul in unison with UM strong overseas recovery in metal prices. The official offering was down 18 tons to 181 tons. The overnight London metal price was firm
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      278 21 rubber market yesterday opened one cent higher in line with London, and then appreciated a further two cents on .short-covering of April RSS One in quiet conditions, with the April premium increasing to three cents. Business was confined to April and May positions The morning session closed
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      Spore treasury bills tender
      50 21 RESULTS of tender held on March 30 (or bills tv be issued from April 2 to 6: Offered: 560.00M4M: Applied for: 5195.150CUM Allotted: S6O.OM.Mt: \< i-rpted hid- $99.06: approximately 55 per cent: higher bid* in full Xierage rate of discount on allotment: 3.715 per cent per
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      58 21 fvAD issued by the H snd RuUotr A lerday Apr X»> urrrnl M,.nlh I nr..r«l Month mN P" SMR SCV el-tor. P»lKrt ***** I'KXJS ***** SMR 5 cl-lon Pallet. 150 00 '10 IiOO-iN ■MR 10 11-lon l'«..f ***** ISOOON 14(00 *****N SMR 20 <1-U»l Fallen ***** .-MX SO
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        HONGKONG
        287 21 lIONGKONG. Fri. The market opened firm with most of the shares moving higher. However, profit-taking appeared by mid-morn-ing and prices slid ■Jowly downwards resulting In most of the stocks closing at lower Hongkong Bank's Local register opened at HKSSOO but eased to close .it $-190. The London register remained
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        271 21 MELBOURNE, Fri. 11 Prices tended to steady during quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Falls only .slißhtl y outnumbered overall although in the mining and oil section rises predominated. Most moves were small. BHP. which announced a steady half-year dividend, touched a low of As 9 during
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        111 21 NiKK Thurs Th.market closed higher, buoyed In part by speculai.on that Preildi .-.i-dulfd to :ght two .1 ola scheduled that more pi' be made ng food prices The Dow Jones Industrial Indei ''in ed up II 14 at York Stock ndex gained u.6n volume dl r Talcott Vjimnal
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        36 21 IIN\SII\I MMI- IV ■05 M 11*00 HI limnHMI I oil I Dninct? 301 a, HMI IMII -IKI\ItUJ now iu\i imii -mm ■■'.1 14 I.\H PRI MM M I INIM -IK1\I411 9t «931J M ..HIPIN LI
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      Printers' assn officials
      51 28 MR. EP Mortimer, of Printers and Converters (Pte.) Ltd has been elected president of the Mahler Printers' Association Other officials are: Vicepresident. Mr. Lori Chan Yee. secretary, Mr. Lim Chenf? Choon; assistant secretary. Mr Edward Leong treasurer. Mr. Koo K<>k Kee. and assistant trivusurer, Mr David TW.
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      Outraged girl's modesty
      50 28 THE First Magistrates Court yesterday called for a probation report on Low Han Theng 16. who admitted outraging the modesty of Chua Kum Hua. 18. a clerk, in Margaret Drive at. 4.40 pm on March 22. Bail of SSOO was allowed pending the report on April 19
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      30 28 THE Chinese YMCA will hold a skin-diving course for beginner? at Quetnstown iwln pool from April 11 Further details are available from the camping and outdoor education department
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      Chamber backs complaints against Japanese
      348 28  - Chamber backs complaints against Japanese NGIAM TONG HAI By THE Chinese Chamber of Commerce has as tared total rapport for local importers against the "unfair practice" of Japanese businessmen in Singapore. This pledge was given by the president of the chamber, Mr. Tan Keong Choon, when It discussed complaints from
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      Mourners in crash
      53 28 A LORRY carrying mourners to Outram Hospital mortuary collided head-on with a bus at the 7 3 4 mile Upper Changi Road yesterday morning. Three passengers in the bus, a woman and tun young boys, were injured. They were treated as outpatients in Outram Hospital. Both the
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      646 22 im *J *A 911 i I I IHIv I ft^^B I Olivetti I I Systems Division requires I I Lady Demonstrator I Programmers As a result of our successes in I Singapore and Malaysia, we require I additional software personnel for our I Systems Division. Initially, the successful candidates will
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      779 22 PEOPLFS SCHOLARSHIP FUND (PSF) SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Applications for the awards of the Peoples Scholarship! are now open. Scholarships are available for study at the Universities. Singapore Polytechnic and Ngee Ann Technical College, as well as Junior Colleges/School* (HSC only). VALUE OF AWARDS (a) Junior Colleges/Schools (HSC only) 480 per annum
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      408 22 NATIONAL IRON STEEL MILLS LTD. invites suitable applicants for the following positions: -(A ASSISTANT ENGINEERS (ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL) Qualifications: Degree or diploma in electrical or mechanical engineering from recognised institutes or equivalent. Experience: At least 3 years of engineering experience preferably in heavy industry. (B) ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS (ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL) Qualifications: Technician Diploma from
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      761 22 I GILLETTE SOUTHEAST ASIA REGIONAL H.Q. OFFERS AN OUTSTANDING MARKETING OPPORTUNITY THE POSITION will be that of Marketing Assistant in our Regional Head Quarters in Singapore. Complete training in company procedures and modem marketing technique* will be given v a base for early promotion. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE... .the person we
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      630 23 I i oti-n^Sl'^n lo^ *7,£ VlUd frorr sult bl r Q«"W« Malaysian Cltliens to fill the following appointment*: (A) AGENCY PRODUCTS SALES EXECUTIVE THE MAN: *HS??* tul Balet execu «ye between 28 and 35 year. m*^. I T >Ven e *P* rtenc >n the development and management of agency products
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      671 23 Suitably qualified applicants are Invited to fill the position of PRODUCTION MANAGER DESIGNATE The Company A subsidiary of a large and successful international company manufacturing and marketing a wide range of consumer products of which a number of them are market leaders. The Man Degree or Professional Diploma In Mechanical
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      420 23 A DEPARTMENTAL FULL -MANAGERIAL POSITION A leading car distributor Is In the process of venturing Into a bigger share of the highly competitive replacement spare part market. It Is looking for dynamic and energetic Spare Parts Manager to handle all the business and distribution activities of the major Spare Parts
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      1131 23 I MOTOROLA I MALAYSIA Sdn. Bhd. are pleated to announce that our offices I have moved to 116. JALAN SEMANCAT, (First. Second and Third Floors) Jalan Semangat. P.O. Box 1001, PETALINC |AYA Telephone: *****4. *****1. *****1 FIMA SENDIRIAN BERHAD TENDER Tenders will be received In the FIMA Sendlrlan Berhad. sth
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      511 24 CDC Senior Accounts Clerk Commonwealth Development Corporation invites suitable candidates for the above position in its Singapore Office. Applicants should meet the following requirements: Qualifications: L.C.C. Higher Level Bookkeeping Certificate or its equivalents. Experience: At least 5 years in commercial or industrial organisation 2 years at senior level. He should
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      547 24 E DIETHELM CO.. LTD. has vacancies in the Aluminium Division for SALES& INSTALLATION SUPERVISOR Qualifications/Experience Graduate of Singapore Polytechnic in Building or Architectural courses Previous experience in sales for building materials and production would be an advantage Possess own car Age: 25 -30 QUANTITY ESTIMATOR Qualifications/Experience Graduate of Singapore Polytechnic
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      259 24 NOTICE OF REMOVAL SINGAPORE .AUSTRALIA SHIPPING CO., PTE. LTD. FAR EAST *i RAVEL CENTRE OPERATIONS PTE. LTD. with effect from 2nd April, 1973 our new address and telephone number will be as follows: HOTEL MIRAMAR (Ground Floor) 401. HAVE LOCK ROAD, SINGAPORE. 3. TELEPHONE NOS. *****8, *****2 CABLE: "SINAUSHIP" COMMERCIAL
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      178 24 MALAYAN DEVELOPMENT MACHINERY Singapore wishes to announce that with effect from 2nd April 1973 the business of the Company will be carried on in the name of:— M.D.M. (PRIVATE) LIMITED Our business address and telephone numbers remain unchanged. Office:- Telephone -11 Buyong Road. Singapore 9. *****6 P 0 Box 77
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      844 25 B»jJHr" a E-»'BB| \sfl CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED 1 Up notice of removal Our New Telephone Number Effective from 2nd Apr|li 973< *****33 our new address and telsphone (5 lines) number will be as follows: effective 31st March, 1973 singapura 140-142, Robinson Road, DE V pt E °,Tt E d" TS
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      642 25 BENTA PLANTATIONS BERHAD PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS TO MEMBERS The Directors wish to announce the unaudited results of the Company for the year ended 31st December 1972. 1972 1971 (SOOO's) ($000's) (fifteen months) Rubber:— Net Proceeds 1,984 2,742 Cess Refunds 292 210 Oil Palm:— Net Proceeds 6,959 7,510 9,235 10,462
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      775 25 TENDER NOTICE MALAYSIA FOODS BHD. TENDERS are Invited rom J.K.R. Class 'A' Registered Contractors or Suitably qualified Contractors for the following works: CONSTRICTION AND COMPLETION OF PROPOSED Ml SH ROOM FARM COMPLEX AT BAGAN SERAI INDI'STRIAL ESTATE PROVINCE H.I I SI 1 Tender Documents can be obtained from CONSULTING ENGiNEERS:—
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      699 26 classified advertisements m %J Classified Advertisame Tetepnone service TNI 31IT DAY CEREMONY (Anthlyaatl and Lunch) for the late Mr. 8 E. Rasadural. Johore Bahru to tx hrld on the lit of April '73 li now poatponed to a later date dut to unfoneen clrcumttancet). G. A.T.I. FOR YOUR CONVINIIHCI OUR
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      626 26 QUALIFIED TfACHIR HOUIRIO to teach General subjects at Upper Primary level. Apply 81. Joseph's Convent. Hillside Drive. Sport 1». Closing date: 23.4.73. A new Office Complex In Orchard Road require! an ACCOUNTS ASIIITAMT for Immediate appointment. Qualincatient Eip.n.nc. 1) Senior Cambridge with food credit in Mathematics 2) About one year
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      774 26 XPERIENCfO SECRETARY used to work Independently Including typing and nhortnand for Kuropean Export Firm. Plea** call on Monday al 200-K. Ayer Rajah Rood. JTC Induitrlal Estate. Building 49. Spore. 5. TEMPORARILY General Clerk /Typist required for JuronK Company School Certificate and ability to type at 25 30 w.p m. Apply
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      617 26 we REQUIRE: (1) Electrician with t iraat 3 run workmc experience in industrial eatablnnmrnt (1) Apprentice electrician with at lea*t 6 month* experience In electrical fitting* and tome technical education Please write to Metal Containers Pte. Ltd.. 118 Hill View Avenue, B'pore 23 WE ENSURE YOU A BRIGHT FUTVRE AT
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      737 26 REQUIR'S PANT/FULL TIM! Young Charming Social UdM. Secured Income 1300 (SOU Accommodation available Call personally or write In at Kulm Soclai EnterUlnment. Room I. first floor. Hotel New Hongkong. Spore Tel URCENTLY REQUIREO Driver -cumWorker Able to apeak English Malay preferred. Plea*e apply. Singapore Klpklln Agency. T. Keppel Road. Singapore
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      836 26 CAMIRON MOTIL RESTAURANT requires waitresses. Call personally ■t 047 Upper Cnangl Road. Vt miles ■ton* Singapore 16, before noon. WAITRESSES AND BOY HELPERS wanted by Coffee Houh. Call personally 221-A Outrun Park (Block 21) Spore. Tel. *****. EXPERIENCED MERCEDES DRIVER required urgently, Mum speak English, send application* to:--u. Marlyn Head
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      915 26 ADAM INN It li bom* away from home. Airconditloned. telephone, longbath attached. Daily $22 »3«. Monthly $500 1800 Tel: *****1, 120 Adam Road. B'pore 11. OFF BUKIT TIMAN 3 mi semldetached bungalow. 3-bedroomrd 3 bathrooms 2 alrcondlt loners Kurni •tied $850 p m. available Immediately Tel: *****3 Spore. NOCK UNO
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      840 26 TWO VOUNO IWIOIIH COOPLtJ attached to Chartered Klrm requires 2 detached, irmi detached for 2 yeara Call M». Mtriiinl ***** MM 8 port WORKING COUPLE urgently require 2 or 3 bedroomed flat (Preferably Vnfurnishedl In Dlsts. 12. 20. I*> Wry careful ttnant Pltait phone *****2 Sport OUIfT WORKING CIRL urgently
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      890 27 (Cont. from Page 26) (ALMORAL POINT diet. 10 luxurious apartment 3 bedrooms, central ajreond swimming pool. Completion June 1973 (270.000/- ono. Reply Timlin P.O Box 31 Spore MINRV PARK Holland Road dlat 0: double- storey luxurious aemldc'.achrd 4 bedrooms. Large garden J2T3.000 0.n.0. Tel: Spore *****7/ SisM. HINF.Y PARK DOUBLE
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      770 27 KATONG SHOPPING CENTRE First floor shop for sale/rent. 170 sq ft. Sale (45.000/-. Tel: *****4 Spore WAM T«O TO RENT approximately 1.000 sq.ft. space for storage purpose. Close to city. Call *****2/3 ***** Spore. David Chan. WANTEO TO RENT 3.000—4.000 sq.ft. preferably groundfloor suitable for heavy machinery Please writ* or
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      797 27 SIAKSON COACH TOURS, 28, Prtnsep Street. Singapore 7. Tel: ***** Agent for above: 264. Block 183. To* Payoh Central. Singapore 12. Tel: SSBMS M 9. Upper Buklt Tlmah. Singapore 23. Til: *****8 7 Dayf Weet Malaysia Air-Con Bus (125/- By Air (130/- Dept: Every Sunday 7 Days: Haadyal /bongkhla (105/-
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      896 27 APRIL BEGINNERS SHORTHAND, BOOKKEEPING. TYPE WRITING, Audio- Typing, Principles of Accounts classes. Mcmlng. Afternoon. Even mr sessions. Shorthand: Two- Three months 10.00 11 30 am. SOO 4 30 pm or 7 30 8.30 pm Mondays Wednesdays /Fridays Bookkeeping (Principles of Accounts) Three months Tuesday Thuradaya or Mondays/Fridays 9 00 10.00
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      994 27 MATNIMATICS ADDITIONAL ELEMENTARY subsidiary principal Specialised Topical Instruction twice /weekly your home Unproved Fisher Problem Excerclae Method by experienced qualified tutors. For more Information please call 3T1997 Spore. SPECIAL LANGUAGE INTENSIVE tuition (for June Std. I- 111 Exams Commencing Sunday 1-4-73), 9 am. Chinese, lpm. Ertglish. 5 pm. Teacher's Handicraft
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      756 27 1*72 COLT OALANT MOO. Mini Auatln Clubman. 1971 Austin 1300. Ford Cortina Rtationwagen. Mini Auatln Clubman. 1970 Maxda 1200. Honda N360. Susukl 300 Statlonwagen. 1969 Volkswagen 1300. 1968 Vauxhall Viva BL9O. 1967 MO 1100 I.lan Hup Seng. IJSF Thomson Road Vpore Tel *****7/*****9. NEW CITY TRADING CO.. 147. Moulmein Road.
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      490 28 classified •^advertisements (Cont. from Page 27) Very reasonable prices. 19 Bright Hill Crescent, opposite 800 Chow Garden Sport. CAR STIRIO A Hi-FI equipment Wide range available from Audio electronics 4 President Building (Spore) *****4. JUIT WATCH MIR EYES apark'* especially when you give her fashion's latest choice of exquisite jewellery
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      438 28 lAUTIFUL AUSTRALIAN SILKY TERRIERS. Trained. obedient. healthy male. Lovely long silky hair. J220. Also Alsatians, spore *****7. CUT! LITTLE DARLINGS, Class I Pedlxree Dachshund puppies. Cheap o good home. View 110. Watten Estate Road. Spore. 11. TWO FEMALE. ONE MALI pedigreed Black Cocker Spaniel Pup*. 10 weeks, female SSOO. male
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      490 28 GIT SMARTI Uniform* for all your employees male female, by Singapore Uniform* Manufacturer*. •peelalUlng In all type* of Industrial u*e*. hotels. restaurants. r curlty etc, also badges, logos. i.eckt«s for your requirement*. Call 52*97 S'por*. WHAT CAN a first class tailor do when you buy him second-class material? Buy the
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      852 28 FURNITURI POM HIM at Bin O» B*ng. *3 Rochor* C«n«l Road. T*l' ***** *****. Spore. USIO KILVINATOHRIFRIQiRATOR ANO AIRCOMOITIONiR OR OTMIR HANDS FOR HIRI AT M MR MONTH UPWAROI M P. OR CASH ALSO WILCOMI. PNONIi STDMI OR ITMM MALAYSIA UNION RIFRIQIRATION AMD AIR CONDITIONING CO.. MM, iAHOO ITRIFT, tINQAPORI
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      559 28 I MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SINGAPORE SINGAPORE-CAMBRIDGE G.CE. 'O* LEVEL EXAMINATION 1973 AND CAMBRIDGE G.CE. 'A' LEVEL EXAMINATION 1973 1 Data* of Registration 2 April -25 April (excluding Saturday*. Sunday* and Public Holiday*) 2 Timet of Registration 8.30 a.m. 12.00 noon 2.00 p.m. 4.00 p.m. 3 Candidate* are requested 10 apply
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      221 28 Straits Times Crossworj S A girl a£KT« may turn ST^&fTS, m 9UP s'aV old dr~« V 4°° doWn U P and 9 .sad old dress, in a dis- punctual (1) 10 Pl Cnie°f f n ge r tTJt 6 !too lo n g 5 SS^ l^hrerS 1 S" SSff£\ 13
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      366 29 Spurs unlikely to beat Liverpool again LONDON, Fri. The English Football League championship is developing into a straight fight between Liverpool and Arsenal. Leeds United were in strong contention until last weekend. But dropped a vital home point against Wolverhampton on Saturday and were held to a 1-1 away draw
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      Lock icon Elder fires brilliant 64 to lead by stroke
      202 29 Elder fires brilliant 64 to lead by stroke NEW YORK. Fri. Lee Elder, bidding to become the first black golfer to play in the U.S. Masters, scored a brilliant sevenunder par 64 yesterday to take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the USS2IC,OOO ($525,000) Greater Greensboro golf tournament.
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      57 29 ANGLO Chinese continued their unbeaten streak in the National Schools 'A' division boys hockey championships when they trounced Aljunted Vocational Institute 8-0 at the padarg yesterday. Norman Wong (3). S Chatterjee (3). Sadlq Reshty. Satinpal and H Chatterjee scored. In the other match. Bartley held top
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      Umpires meet
      24 29 The SBA Umpires Board will hold a "discussion-session" at SBA Hall today at 3 p.m. All registered Umpires are asked to attend.
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      Motors 3-2
      19 29 CHUAN Hianij Motors beat Cycle and Carriage 3-2 In a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday
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      Spore Youths win in Jakarta
      153 29 SINGAPORE Youths opened their training cum competition stint in Jakarta with an encouraring 6-3 win over Djakarta Timur in a friendly badminton match. The Singapore team won two singles and all the four doubles. The results are, Tan Ban Chew beat Gauiy Amin 4-15. 15-12,
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      Lock icon Scotland fancied to win opening game
      269 29 Scotland fancied to win opening game EDINBURGH, Fri. Scotland's national side expect to start the eight-day long Centenary celebrations of the Scottish Rugby Union with a victory here tomorrow over a star-packed international side who lack only match fitness and practice as a team. The Presidents International XV includes six
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      Favourites held 2-2
      62 29 t>AFFLES Institution held AY favourites Oeylang Serai Vocational Institute to a 2-2 draw in the National Schools 'A' division soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday In the other matches. Victoria edged Anglo-Chinese 2-1. while the match between St. Joseph's Institution and Montfort wr<s abandoned. in the B
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      33 29 KARACHI. Fri The MCC touring fide lett here by air (or London today after a long and arduous tour which has taken them through India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan. Reuter.
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      A Foreman surprise for AH
      229 29 A Foreman surprise for AH •^EW YORK, Fri. 11 Muhammad All is ready and eager for an early clash with world heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman, the former title holder said in San Diego today. All, who yesterday completed his sparring preparations for tomorrow's scheduled 12-round fight ■with former U.S.
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      SBA recall Lim to lead Heah Cup team
      274 30  - SBA recall Lim to lead Heah Cup team JOE DORAI By LIM Choo Eng, seven times national women's singles champion, has been recalled by the SBA to lead the Singapore badminton team for the Heah Joo Seng Cup. Lim last won the national tournament Hi 1971 and since then has
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      Jansenites in last four
      68 30 JANSENITES moved Into the semi-finals of the SHA Under-23 knock out hockey competition when they trounced Armed Forces 'B 6-0 at the pndang yesterday. Jansenites. who led 3-0 at half lime, scored their goals through Halakrlshna <2>. Sathlananthan. Lim Ah Suan. O. Prakash and Chanc*ran. Jansenltes
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      311 30 BANGKOK, Fri. New Zealander Walter Godfrey edged one stroke ahead in the Thai Open golf championship as, trea cherous greens strung out the field in the second round today. Godfrey, returning to form with a vengeance, shot a two under -par .0 for a 36
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      Lock icon Hartono gets hero's welcome
      123 30 Hartono gets hero's welcome f AKARTA, Fri. Indonei J iian badminton ace Rudy Hartono received a hero's i welcome on his return last night from London after winning his sixth successive all-England title. Hartono was paraded through the streets of Jakarta with two other Indonesian stars, Christian Handinata and Ade
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      Postponed
      26 30 THE two FAS Division One league matches scheduled for 1 last night at Jalan Besar stadium was postponed because of i renovations to the Stadium.
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      Chai Hock's title in 70 minutes
      348 30  -  GODFREY ROBERT By pAVOURITE Teng Chai Hock overcome a stiff challenge from Zainis Ismail to win the National Schools 'A' division boys badminton title in three gruelling sets at the Singapore Badminton Hall yesterday. Teng, 18, a Malaysian schoolboy of National Junior College, beat
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      Tan Sri Shaw is head again
      76 30 Tan Sri Runme Shaw was re-elected chairman of the Singapore Turf Club for the eifjht successive year at the annual meeting lieid yesterday. The Committee of Managemem is: Tan Sri Runme Shaw (re-elected i Mr R. G. Bennett. Taa Sri Tan Chin Tuan. Mr
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      Tanglin pull out second team from B grade
      457 30 Squash Drive with YAP BON TIONG rERE are some last minute changes to the fixtures and line-ups of some of the teams in the Inter-Club League Competition beginning on Monday. ;In the B grade. Tanglln Club has withdrawn their second team. This
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      343 30  - Elaine is more confident ALBERT JOHNSON By iM;lilaii'!li |i| l H| FEBRUARY SINGAPORE'S new freestyle hope in the coming Se a p Games, Elaine Sng, will make her first trip abroad this season when she competes in the Asian age croup championships !n Thailand in July. Unlike in the previous
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      Top Ryde fancied to score over 7f
      647 31  - Top Ryde fancied to score over 7f EPSOM JEEP By OP RYDE is back in form, judging by the way he n.is been striding out at trackwork I fancy his chances in Race 7 at Bukit Timah today. This speedy five-year-old won three races in a row early last season,
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      18 NEW HORSES-NOW TOTAL OF 883 IN TRAINING
      402 31 18 NEW HORSES-NOW TOTAL OF 883 IN TRAINING EIGHTEEN n- w horses have been registered with the MKA, bringing tne number of horses in training to 883. C.ass 2 Silken Sky, 5 eh ir q by Skymaster; Royal Tariin. 4 eh nz g by Arragon. The new horses are: Class
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      150 million will see the 'last9 Grand National
      770 31 150 million will see the 'last 9 Grand National LONDON, Friday. AN estimated television audience of 150 million in 18 countries will see the Grand National, the world's premier steeplechase, to be run at Aintree, Liverpool, tomorrow. It coiud be the last "National" in its traditional setting as cctogenar'an Mrs.
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      November Sun shows good form
      159 31 November Sun, a fancied runner in the Hurdle Race at Buklt Tlmah tomorrow, showed Impressive form in his wlndin?-up gallop on a yielding track yesterday. Ridden by S.G. Donaldson, November Sun went two rounds, sprinting smartly over the last 3f in 37 4/5 sec Sixth
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      319 29 Come early! Don't miss the chance. Due to the increase in price of furniture materials, furniture dealers everywhere have also increased their prices. In order to protect the interests of our customers, we are holding a concession month with no increase in prices but with a 40% discount. Valuable prizes
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      343 30 I Mil. I we C omes THE ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA to Singapore w^ m -A- '*J I R^BWWWB*^'''''' "J j 4V^^ .u^k* for your listening pleasure here are WP% some of Decca's great recordings |m? of this famous orchestra. MUSIC IN LONDON 1670 1770 Arne Avison J.C. Bach Bovce Locke
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      34 30 ATHLETICS SAAA Road National Finals (Farrer Park Relay League (SeleUri 2.45 pm). GOLF SGA League and RILES FOOTBALL Grand International Championship. Final: Nee Soon v "A' Coy 6 SOCCER Primary Schools RAR (Woodlands 4pm
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      230 31 Safety lies with your "a brakes -B|Mo Alfa Romeo < t~o has the best. j^p^^| j— y Alfa's brake unit consists of the best and n most effective blend of a dual hydraulic IyUW system, disc brakes, pressure regulators, etc. JLm- s act was testet arK Proved true by mV*
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    126 32 Pernas, Poles agree on exploration of minerals KUALA L'JMPUR. Fri. Pernas and Polish companies will Jointly take part In mineral exploration and set up factories in Malaysia. This is one ol the decisions contained in a memorandum of understanding signed by Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister's Department. Tengku Ahmad
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    75 32 A MERICAN houseJ\ maid Alicia Pascua weeps with Joy as she clasps the hands of Capt. William Spencer, who was among the last batch of 67 American PoWs released by the North Vietnamese. The reunion took place on Thursday at Clark Air
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    238 32 Indon bead of antismuggling dept on complicity —charge- JAKARTA, Fri. A former he.ad of the antismuggling department of the Jakarta tax office has been charged with complicity In smuggling 1.164 cars Into Indonesia. A government prosecutor told a district court here yesterday that Abu Klswo, 41, had allegedly aided a
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    31 32 HONO KONO. Pri. The Pa'.het Lao today accused the Laotian Government of violating the peace agreement and mapping out plans (or Joint military actions along the LaoThai border. Reuter.
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    85 32 RAWALPINDI. Fri. A group of military officers and some civilians have been arrested for antlgov eminent activities, the Government disclosed tonight. The Ministry of Defence, In a statement here, said the arrested officers would be dealt with by a court- martial, while the civilians associated with the
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    489 32 LONDON. Fri Equltiei were mixed with a nrmrr blaa In quirt trading. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times Inriex waa up 3.0 at 456. 3. Bargains totalled 10.710 (10.406). Leaders mostly moved narrowly, though a Irw selected Issues showed modest oalns. AP Cement was 199' i <lt7',» on
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    337 32 Japan's $600 m oil credit to Indonesia JAKARTA. Friday INDONESIA and Japan today signed an agreement on the implementation of ;i Japanese credit amounting to 62.000 million yen (about $600 million) to develop the Indonesian oil industry. The credit accord was reached by President Suharto and former Japanese Prime Minister
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    26 32 MANILA. Pri —The Philippine Government has declared that Spanish will continue as an official language, according to a presidential decree made available today. Reuter.
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    27 32 NEW DELHI. Fri The Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi, will visit Sri Lanka late nex' month fur talks with Mrs Slrliiia Bandaranatke. —Reuter.
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    69 32 Aussie varsities to drop fees CANBERRA, Fri. Fees at all Australian universities and tertiary education colleges will br abolished from Jan. 1. 1974. Education Minister Ken Beazley announced today. Mr. Beazley said from this date the Federal Government would take over full responsibility for financing tertiary education. Abolition of fees
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    121 32 FOUR HURT IN BOMB ATTACKS BY GUERILLAS JERUSALEM, Fri— Bombs, apparently planted by Arab guerillas exploded in coastal Hadera and Jerusalem today, wounding, four people in the first such attacks in five months. All of the casualties came in the blast of a timebomb in the bus station in Hadera,
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